Salt Lake Telegram | 1929-03-31 | Page 7 | Hi School Runners to Vie for Canyon Bunting Saturday

Hi School Runners to Vie for Canyon Canyons Bunting Sat Saturday Mo More e Than 80 Marathoners Marathon Marathon- ers Expected to to Compete Corn Com pete ete East Strong with the tho last date of entrance set for Wednesday plans are complete for tho annual Utah high scho schoOl l City cre crek k cross country run scheduled sched- sched tiled for Saturday The marathon is to bo be I by E. E Allan Bateman Bateman Bate Bate- man who will be d by other hIgh school officials C. C Oren Oten Witson Wit VU son executive culive and Dave Mitchell executive chairman are both In Chicago to sO the National hoop meet S WEDNESDAY LAST DAY Mt must have all the thO blanks In his hands at the tilO Jordan school distrIct by b Wednes- Wednes day All men alter after having their eligibility checked will be required to report Saturday at 11 1130 30 for physical examinations After this procedure tIles the field will take its place at 1 O'clock for or the gruelling grind Tile The course COUlSO will be tile the same as tile the one used in 1928 The runnerS will vill take of off cast of the capitol and go round the bend of City Creek canyon finishIng at Memory grove officials have 5 Although all the not as yet been chosen Charles Charl CharlesI s Welch wIll take his usual place as I starter Other announcements con con- the directors will be ade adeIn S In the fore part of the week EAST ENTERS Over O 80 boys are to enter according accord accord- ing to Mr Bateman East hIgh higi 1 alone has 17 lads who are trainIng train train- lag Ing dally daily for the event Tile The bes best t of the Leopard crew appears to bt be i Raymond Fisher who seems to I never tire In last years year's meet Russell Rid Rich 1 ot of Logan came out as wInner Huntsman Lester of Murray wa was a second Murray vill enter the meet inee I agaIn thIs year Gray Lusty of L L. LI D. D S. S third place winner will bi be I out of the competition jog Ing against the wind Xe In fact the defenses de de- Lenses of both squads played sterling 11 football Lineup Callies 0 0 S. S L. L Dixon S ft a Young ni rl t t McDonald lb Mole Calder Walker Valker ch b. b Carlson Carleon H. H f Fox I Mason or waite Percy 11 Longman B Byson De Mann lIann ci aham Ii 11 Tetley J ox 01 Hurst Goal scorers CalUc Callies O. O S. S L. L Do lannI S Referee Thirty minute halves f V German started the ceason n In great style deC Salt Lake Lale 2 at Community Corn Com park In a a. game which was somewhat somewhat some some- what spoiled liy by the wind Playing wIth the at their backs the players went on a scoring spree I K Neatman netted the ball twice and tallied once The Salt Lake Lale defense played a a. good goodgame game against an eager set ot of forwards and Old Man Wind Ind but tile the citadel fell three times in the first hILI half Germania leadIng 3 0 at the halt SALT S. LAKE Sait Salt Lake Improved considerably r bY In the second half Gates shining time and again and with any support would woul have scored Germania Germani was satisfied to play a purely game Cresswell not being called upon very often orten In this halt half t At the other end estman eared re re- re but scored twice In quick I ck succession as the tho end approached tIb rue ground was In poor 1001 condition and the e football was therefore below par to what these teams should show Salt Lake Ne I g. g Cresswell It Turville Schultz Ib Andrews Weiss el Johns Sch t Uriel Stock Banham Cr ir 1 I rex ox u 1 baum c Gates I Sc 11 II Ii Jf Chapman L s c h er 01 I- I III II G Goal scorers Germ li K st Kelly a 2 r Salt Lake Wharram 2 ne Referee r Bees es Thirty minute h halves A